Techniques that will help you address token redundancy issues in high-dimensional text are n-gram blocking, frequency penalties, and diversity-promoting sampling (e.g., nucleus sampling), which reduces repetitive patterns in high-dimensional text generation tasks.
We have used the above Frequency Penalty to reduce the likelihood of reusing tokens that appear frequently. The Presence Penalty discourages repeating already-used tokens in the same context. N-gram blocking explicitly prevents the model from generating repetitive n-grams during decoding (common in seq2seq models).
These techniques improve coherence and diversity in the generated text.
Hence, using these techniques, you can address token redundancy issues in high-dimensional text generation tasks.